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India became the second-largest producer & consumer of cement in the world. The rapid expansion of the industrial sector results in a development in construction and infrastructure, and the cement sector is expected to benefit from it vastly. No wonder India’s #cement industry is vital to its #economy, providing employment to more than a million people directly or indirectly. In some of the recent major government initiatives taken in October 2021, Prime Minister, Mr. Narendra Modi, launched the ‘PM Gati Shakti National Master Plan (NMP)’ for multimodal connectivity and created an excellent, seamless multimodal transport network in India. With the increasing demand for cement in the future, the demand for this #industry is bound to rise and will attract strict scrutiny from governmental agencies. Requirement Of Prior EC For Cement Plants In some industrial projects, information on the production process, equipment, estimated pollution load, and planned mitigation measures are mentioned in the #environmental clearance granted by the concerned authority. The requirement of prior Environmental Clearance for Cement plants which is listed as 3(b) in the schedule as per EIA Notification, 2006, defines the categorization for the project based on the production capacity and grinding units falling under: • Category A includes those projects which are having a production capacity of more than or equal to 1.0 Million Tonnes/annum. Aldo, the Projects handled by MoEF&CC and EAC • Category B includes those projects which is having a production capacity of less than 1.0 Million Tonnes/annum and All stand-alone grinding units Also, the Projects handled by SEIAA and SEAC Generic Structure Of EIA Report The generic Structure of the EIA report, as mentioned in Appendix III of the EIA Notification, applicable to Cement plants, is designed as per the given layout. • Introduction • Project Description • Description of the Environment • Anticipated Environmental Impacts & Mitigation Measures • Analysis of Alternatives (Technology & Site) • Environmental Monitoring Program • Additional Studies • Project Benefits • Environmental Cost Benefit Analysis • Environment Management Plan • Summary & Conclusion • Disclosure Of Consultants Engaged Annexures Of EIA Report For Obtaining EC • Land Documents: Land agreement/Lease deed etc. • Site Photographs: Geotagged site photographs of North, South, East & West directions. • Primary Data: Baseline Monitoring reports with photographs of Air, Water, Noise & Soil quality of 3 months. • Secondary Data: Hourly Meteorological by IMD, Climatological, etc. • Authenticated List of Flora & Faunal species of the study area by DFO. • DCF certificate showing the availability/non-availability of a National park, Wildlife Sanctuary, Biosphere Reserve, Protected Forest, Elephant corridor/reserve, and Eco-sensitive zone within a 10 Km study area. • Maps showing topography, geology, land classification, groundwater fluctuation, etc. • ToR Letter & ToR compliance • Public Hearing proceedings • Hydrogeological Report • CGWA NOC (if applicable) • Permission from the concerned department showing power and water supply connections. • Detailed Project Report • Quality test certificate for analysis of Limestone and slag etc. • Socio-economic data • NABET Certificate of Accredited consultant Composition Of The EIA Team To assess the significant impacts (direct, indirect, and cumulative impacts), the EIA study primarily depends on the constitution of the right team at the right time, preferably at the initial stage of obtaining Environmental clearance for cement plants. The professional team identified for a specific study comprised qualified and experienced professionals from various sectors to address the critical aspects identified in the particular project. Based on nature and the environmental setting, the following professionals may be identified for EIA studies: •̇ Environmental management specialist/Regulator • Cement technologist • Air and noise quality • Occupational health • Geology/geo-hydrology • Ecologist • Transportation Specialist • Safety and health specialist • Social scientist, etc. Know more: https://corpbiz.io/learning/how-to-ob... Phone:- 7838392800 Email:- info@corpbiz.io Want to know more about #Corpbiz​? Subscribe to our Corpbiz channel to get the latest updates, tips, and help. https://bit.ly/3w7AFJ5 Website: https://corpbiz.io​ Facebook:   / corpbizhq​   Twitter:   / corpbizhq​   Instagram:   / corpbizhq   LinkedIn:   / corpbizhq